Three former Robe River M-636 locos are shown in storage at the Seven Mile yard.

An empty Rio Tinto iron ore train comes south near the flyover at Western Creek.

A Rio Tinto empty iron ore train heads south to load.

2000 was the first locomotive owned by Hamersley Iron, an imported Alco C-628. It is now preserved at the Rio Tinto yard at Seven Mile near Karratha,

Three different generations of GE locomotives 8112, 9433 & 7081 operate a loaded Rio Tinto iron ore train through the ranges near Emu, to the south of Karratha.

A loaded Rio Tinto iron ore train led by Dash 9 7069, ES44DCi 8165 & another ES44DCi, heads for Dampier to unload.

Rail equipment rusting into the ground at the now defunct Pilbara Heritage Railway Society. The ALCo C415 pictured was the first of its kind and toured America as a demonstration unit before being... (more)

Rio Tinto GE ES44DC locos 8185 & 8145 haul a loaded ore train northbound through the Millstream-Chichester National Park some 75km south of Dampier

Dash-9s 9404 and 7081 depart Seven Mile with an empty Pilbara Iron train.

7094 and 9405 approach Seven Mile Yard with an inbound iron ore train.

F7A 5450 (formerly of Western Pacific) at the Pilbara Railway Historical Society site at Six Mile, near Karratha. Locomotive 5450 was imported during 1968 for service Mount Newman Mining.

Former Robe River, General Electric CM40-8M locomotives 9417 and 9425, depart Seven Mile Yard with a load of iron ore bound for the export facilities near Dampier. Both locomotives were with withd... (more)

Another gem at the Pilbara Railways Historical Society is this loco which I gather was formerly one of Alco's demonstrator locos that toured the U.S.A.

More Dash-9s Downunder. Hamersley Iron Dash-9s 7072/7086 heading a full load of iron ore from the recently opened West Angelas mine through the distinctive Cooya Pooya Pass on Robe River’s Deep... (more)

RRIA 9418/9422/9419/9424 drag 25,000 tonnes of iron ore from Paraburdoo over the impressive Fortescue River bridge on the Deepdale line. All four locos are GE CM40-8M rebuilds with the distinctive... (more)